It follows the words, not a clock
A scrolling-speed slider makes you keep up with the script. This one keeps up with you - it matches what you say against the line you are on, word by word.
What you have read turns grey
Speak, and the words you have said turn grey. Look up, look back down, and your place is where the grey stops.
he's going to open it, and I won't have anything ready
It moves when you are done
Finish a sentence and the text moves on with you. Take a beat in the middle of it and nothing moves - a pause is acting, not a cue.
…anything ready to say. So here it is. Unrehearsed.
One-word sentences still count
"Twenty." "What?" "No." Speech recognition often misses a word that short, so the prompter keeps your place by the words around it, and listens for the sound of you speaking too.
…for twenty minutes. Twenty. And the whole time
Everything the prompter does
No account, no download, no subscription - open the page and read.
Record while you read
Record the self-tape while the prompter runs. Your reader's audio is mixed into the take digitally, not picked up off the room.
…and every time I got to your street I turned around, because saying it would make it real.
Paste the whole text
Paste it as it is and edit it right there - paragraphs stay paragraphs, and nothing leaves your browser. A PDF, up to ten pages, goes to our parser.
I waited twenty minutes. Nobody came.
So here it is. Unrehearsed.
No mic? It still runs
Without speech recognition each sentence moves on after a countdown you can watch. It is the fallback the app itself falls back to.
You could have called. Fine.
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The prompter is one half. The reader is the other.
In a real scene you are not reading alone. Upload or record the other character's lines and they play on cue, after a pause you set for each line - then the prompter picks you back up, exactly where you left off.
You said you would call.
I know. I sat there with the phone in my hand.
That is not an answer.
Asked before the first run
What actors want to know before they read a scene off the prompter.
What is a voice-activated teleprompter?
A prompter that scrolls when you speak instead of on a fixed timer. It listens, matches what it hears against the line you are on, and moves to the next one when you finish it - so the script keeps your pace rather than the other way round.
How do I make the teleprompter and my reading synchronize?
You do not set anything - that is the point. Paste your text, click where you want to start, allow the microphone, and read at whatever pace the scene wants. Without a microphone, or in a browser without speech recognition, it moves on by itself after a countdown.
Which browsers does the voice tracking work in?
Speech recognition needs Chrome, Edge or Safari, on desktop or phone. Everywhere else the prompter still runs on timer mode, so no browser is locked out of rehearsing. It listens in English.
Can I use it for a self-tape?
Yes. Turn on the camera and the prompter keeps running while you record - your reader's lines are mixed into the take digitally rather than picked up off the room, so the tape stays clean.
Is the teleprompter free?
Yes, and there is no account to make. Paste your text and start reading.
Do you keep my script?
No. Your scene, your audio and your recordings stay in your browser. The one thing that ever leaves your device is a PDF you choose to upload, and only long enough to read the dialogue out of it.
Put your own text on the prompter
Paste your text or drop the PDF. You will be reading in under a minute.
Start rehearsing - free